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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.


sEEr1Lz. Thursday. Eag -
he corner O. Paeiss Coast wka3t, reported
ssas ie1 wees sss frsz sss FrAzxzses. hss
eszssd es1r 70 sdvsnos fFoz size e tine.
To-Day Anosher adrsaes Is Anrc9sosd
No ekznse b ncssd Il tss ioS1l i11ssz
uarks,. bat al ans are rzz on fan Hze,
ana u the prcsrat brlsk aezznA eontisasa. n
4 psebsbis tsss nigkt shifss VII b Pat o.
hefors many week. nors.
Hsrh or tie Bss rAilrsads besEg bztis II
Kirg csaz;y = sdyzzcing szTerabsy. Nzny
men Ezd ; Esss are esnIns in 70 Ez5 en-
ploymsa. thszson. ssd al fhEs males liTsfs
s=s,ress All good prospects for car ne-.
chants aEe szrmsra.
Ea0DCCs RZCElPTs-Psst - hcurs fl.
zds bozes fgEs. - bsz-s b1't-r. I7 sack.
po-atost, 10 a. b esta. 2fff aacfs e1ur. {
a2lss weg { 5exsn ehlzksrs: 5 ban zEss hi1es.
battle. 2 sheep. . hogs, fs9 psunas hSlibus
? saeks PEAS There ssrs also recsfved 2 car,
iotds - general nercb E1dsse.
pFodnce uers s6fppx5 frcTa SEATTLE d ins
pat "A hours - fellows. Sssaraer Ffses ooe
zt7ns. Elz1 Anderson as t3ns, EFHngsi q
20 a. Cry sf Qulsey e ioos. Eth 2 t0ns. G
p r. r. IS tous, and p 8. z. L 10 toas.
FL0Eh-Advsnee note1 today. Q1osa
WAC esAls SEX, retail t5.2sS5.s0 PEI
barrel
EG8s - Usehsnssd. ouoss. wholesale
OleRgn, lsc; Hashinztou, zse per dexsD.
P0TAToEs-astafl, az2Aei y hslssals. / ~
per roand.
B0TFER-Rsc.ipss today. q cases. oaass
Retail, ao9sor, soma grsdes bringing &C psi
roll Of two pCunda-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27
BETTER THAN QUININE

ouiniBe is aBly an expensive medicine,
u - = hsrmfgi one 70 taken too freely
and too often. or course thc world IN
sIsts ca tssine great quantities Of II for
fsvgv and srRe. SEINE persons think
roihtne else wtll cure fever and sFue.
We say positively. and testimonials
back es ny that BAANnENgM's Pms
have cfteu cared bad easss e fever and
scus When q1irius has failed. Ramp
zxrR's PIrJs break uP ste worst attack.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27
THE TWO BEST PLANS OF LIFE
INSuRANCE.

The Travellers Of Hartford and the
Providfut Savings OF Mes York. No
assrss neu,s. ard 70 promises Of future
drvidsnds 90 4 sap oint the assared.
These eamuanits furnish life insurance
on the common sense basiness pian. M.
mixed Win banking or investment. con-
= ausutly their rates are mach lever,
and commend them q all IN need 81
soiid life insurance. TAIL0B BUESs
are the agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

Loucu " tie cvocer." corner - Fr1ui
an3 Oaion. = ahead this tins II q
3eciied novelty Ne has hrauzht
tbroGSh ttstsFa eorn- fr3. sacar crrs1
har's ard bscau, and - hAvias Their
smoked hF Me-. Mssel. the pcpulAF
tutoaer. wife hardwood. Tesy ~ Re
uicSsi sd cleanesi meats our Feo.
ksve yss kad a ehABoe % obtaining. sss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27
NATIONAL DRILL.
WORE MADE MORE INTERESTING FoR TN
rHousANps OF SPECTATORS.

wAsHTSsTos. May 70 The weather
Was superb and the day wss indastri
oasly devoted to competitive drilling
the authorities, prodtiRg by experiences
snd criticism, are mailing the work very
interesting. ABOUT 1000 or $500 specta.
tors we're in tue grand stand OF the
White House lot enclosure, aud mani
Tested their pleasure by very liberal ap-
plausa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

THE PIoSEER DBUo SToRE.-HavinR
been thoroughly reNovated throughout
and restceked with large addition of
pure Sad fresh Drugs, druggists sun
dries, perfumes. toilet articles, etc,
tsakes II tae bandsnmest retaill store on
tie sound. and under the aeoommcdat-
ing and cautions management Of tue
undsrslgnea Ia a guarantee OF satisfsc
tion to al customers. Call and see.
my2l o. N. A. KELLY. Apothecary,
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oATARRH, Hay OR ROSE FEVER.

The cleaning, soothing and beslin0
properties OF Cartys Propbylaciic Fluid
are experienced in the treatment and
cure OF Catarrh and kindred complaints.
The Fluid sootfes and heals the in
hamed membranes and removes the
offensive odor that eharacterizss the
disease. should the Inflammation have
reached the throat use the Fiuid as
eargle TO ailsy the Inflammation and to
disinfect,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

100 pieces double-fold "a iuoh each
mere a. g5,. per yard. boa ht for cash;
compare them with goods from hoases
that hay on credit aud Won will tind
Just half Price. ToKLAs 4 SISaKEMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

Tae ex'Fxas9iENrY fs-iiuiss ss sytd
By ~ eEasle a. O. sGrF tie ch1sss.
goods ~ rsiess - ~ - inferior ssAli-
ties slssusere. We Sell lEvas 81 -.
teaa - any = Eeeas; a Is oIlY cost
hrgtrs ttat can ave ieese crises Tex
I4t s. sgE9KzskS,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

22o dozen Jersey waists, all colors. A
Jersey at 30, that cannot be duplicated
for Sl.50. This offer will remain until
all are sold. ToKLAs & SINaERNfAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

Something aausnAl ia miIliusFy-the
-svlss We wtil she's Monday morning.
Ne ether hoase Keep them. IoELAs (
SINuEAMkN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

See the elegant selections of spring
pants, taller made and perfect fitting.
At the Star Clothing House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

~ cents--A lot OF satin and gros
grain milton mix d qualities and colors
dob. CHESTER CLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

See our 81 durable working pants at
the Star Clothing Honse. KLINE &
RosRSBERG.
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CoNsrASTINoPLE. May 26--It is re,
ported that the Sultan has dismissed 9
namber Of officials holding high
positions ia the palace, who we're dis.
covered TO be engaged in conspiracy
90 overthrow him.
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Maney and Markets.


NV Yozx. Nay %. - The stock raarket
Vas aRAia dull {. 5ay. with nArr v a8etna
lions t. The general list The lacrosse 10
tuEinsfs was dns almost entirely 70 . re- wed
speculation IN Re4dfag. The dividend pay.
Ing seeks were left In the background and
The entire iatsrssf in the mzrEesNas monep-
olizs1 BY few Epeeiaihss. The dealings 10
neat stateusLt viii show q kanasoms increase
In taTnings. Tbs g.. Paul & Duluth again
advanced SHARPLY. Among he lower stocks
TIE Denver 4 RIO 0rande and The san Fran
cisco we're notabis fer iraDgh Alnoss
everything 10 higher tonight. with the S..
Paul Duluth 10 81. Alton & rsrre Hsute
a.. Asni'oba. Reading and Denver preferred
N per ceut. each. Fort Worth & Denver IL
down x per esat.
XIV YoEK NARKETs.
Nav YoRK, MAY 90 Hope. dull.
Co5se. rales III. $50 bags; spot. fair: Rio,
strong, 23h: optioEs, active, sisher; Jane,
SIS ss9l9 IS July S.94oGis 65; August.
SO a0g20,
sugar. quiet. hrn, fair; refinery. 4lH.
EXCHANGE
NEw YoHK. May 20 Money on cal, easy,
Sos; closed. ~ red 3; prime mercantile
Paper, Ego, sterli g exchange dud, &4s51
for 60 days add sI-s7S for demand.
Ihrees, ..-.....-s............. 100
fcurs, coupon .-.-.---.... ........... 129&
koGr ALd one-halfs, coupon.......... ilph
racine hAes...s.-.-..s ....-.-.-...... l2eA
STOCKS.
Amer Can Express. us; Canadian Pacific.
63h; Canada Southern. 63A; Central PaciBc.
g0A; Chicago. burlington 3 Quincy, 149;
Drlsvsrp. LackAwaGnA Western, 1871
Denver / Rio Grade. 32S; Erie, S55I; Ike
shore. aias; Louisville & Nashville. 6sR;
Mieh'gtn Central, 93k: Northern Pa
cihc 81 preferred, e2As kansas 4 ptxas. 22k;
New York OentrAl ll3a4 Oregon Improve.
msnt, ass; orSgsn Nay1gation. l04; Oregon
ask; ~. Paul, 9JS; North
we tern l293a; rae ie Mil, 55A; koek Islabd,
1861; Texas Pacific, 34aE Union Pacifi,, 61k;
U :. Express. ~. Fargl E1press. l52; West
ERA Union. IL.
shipping Intelligence
SAS FEAScisco. May 20 -Arriyed-Ship Ra-
phAel, from Ssstt e.
siiltd-ship Gen. Knox. for Port Townsend.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

10000 yards towing, cash, at ToKLAs
& SNOWMAN.
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Steamer st. Patrick
WILL LEAVE sEABECK KvKRY
w Monday. thursday and Saturday q
7:S0 a. m. fer Pert Gamble. Returning
to Seabeck SANE days,
Leave SeRbcck every Tuesday. at -
a. m, for Dewate and Union City. Re
ruTn same day. ID. X. HOWARD,
mh2 Master and owner.
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Paddy Rygh Ihe PusilIst.
PLor nIsroNERED.

THE SULTAN OF TURKEY ESCAPES FROM
A COSsPIBACT.
BuoHARTsr. May "a plot to assss
sinale the SaltAn OF TRrkey was dis
covered on TbuIsdsy. Extraordinary
precautions have been made TO conceal
tbs discovery. Tue effect Of the plct
on the Sultan is visible in the terror he
exhibits He made tbs usual weekly
visit 90 The Mosque hurriedly instead Of
with bis Hsual ease aud pompous parade.
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statue Of General sfedman.

TOLEDO, May 26.-FaIly 1900 per-
sops are 10 the city today 70 attend the
dedication Of the ststue Of General
James Il. Stedmsn, including q great
number Of his old comrades Ia arns.
An Grafton was delivered by Lieutenant
Governor Smith, Of Illinois. The IN
yelling VAS BY the granddaughter Of
General Stedman. Governor Foraker
acted IS president Of the day. Cover
Ror Luoe, Of Michigan. and his stat
we're among the visitors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-27

SAN Francisco, May sS.-- No csaEEe
vas made to-day ia tHe status % the
naFine engineers sirike ca the steam
scaooaers. TIE strikers are defsTmi ued
70 bold oat ustii the ewness are willias
20 console TIE deusan3 that tso frezlen
% eraployed on every vessel, aad say
thai thy will nat COMPROMISE. TIE
ownsSs have sseea 30 give the increased
waves ASked l-g. tst v3li allow rcthins
further.
Advance IN kagAF.
SAY FakScIzoo. May 6 -Ths Cali
fofniA sagaf Rt5AsrF la3sy tdvaneed
We pflass ~ al gra8ss a saesf ena-
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sAS FEAScsco. May 20 -Arriyed-Ship RA-
phAel, from Ssstt e.
Siiitd-ship Gen. Knox, for Port Townsend.
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omeers Reelected,

NV YORK, May 26.-The Board Of
Directors ef the St. Louis and San
Francisco K iiItoad met today and re-
elected the present ofHeeYa.
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MAsuIS0raS. May - In pursuance
Of the provtsiens of an act OF Conersas,
approved March SID. relative O. "a IN.
dustrisl exposition % be held IN Mime
apolis, the Secretary % ths TreasuFy
has issued a eiFcalaF 60 the easssuas
olioers directing that no daty fees 90
changes for customs service s6al he *
acted on any articles imported e she
exhibition except IN ste case % sigh
drawal fer consumption Ia the Uuitod
States. lhe porta 81 New York, fhils
delphis, BAl,iBore, New Osicaas snd
Nan Francisco. ca the ssshoHrd. aud
Suspension Bridge. RRdala, Detroit.
Port Huron and Chicago, 90 the berth
era froutieg. viii constitute Ports Of
entry At which such tmpaFtAtions may
be received. Goods may ha egtarsd 81
these points for tUmsdiate transpoEtA
ton UithoRs entry - ihe p1Ft % -.
Paul. In eases OF the * 0Ftargn of
goods existing regulations rfgairlnS
porte to b. taade Ia original packages
win be waived.
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PHuApKIPHIE. May 26 The eleventh
biennial session Of the General Conncil
Of the Reformed Episcopalian Church
was continued today. Ths new canon
on marriage and divorce was taken up
for consideration. After a prolonged
discussion the subject was recOmmititd
10 the Committee on Constitution and
CAupna
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1T >INIS> BRIEFS

SOLD OFT.
v EATHrRFoi Texas, sept. o.
Mcssr. Thompson " son, grocery
merchants of this city, this morning
sold their entire stock of goods TO
Batemsn " Bros., of Fort Worth
TINS AFrEEooN
the CrysNI Palace FIGURING
Mills had writ of attachment
served. and levy was made on the
stock of Goods Tor 80, 500.
ANOTHER WRIT,
The establishment OF Harry Ham
mrr, also, was attached, the amount
named In the writ being 500.
RAILWAY MORTGAGE.
FoRr WORTH, sept, 9.-There wss
recorded IN the fsrraut county
clerks office, today the first and the
second mortgages on the st. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas railroad proper
y covering all of the compauy's lines
in Texas, Arkansas and Missouri,
each for the sum of S15l0,O00, the
first mortgage being in favor Of the
Central Trust company of New \ ork
and the second in favor OF the Mer
camille Trust company of the same
place. 1t is specifically stated in
these two mortgages aggregsting
$l5,OoUOoo, that they apply to the ex
tension OF the road to be built from
sulphur Springs TO Fort Worth, the
Sherman branch aud branch 10
miles long to be built from Chandler
20 Fort Worth.
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the same, ana ,no AAeunvu VI ~,
RokipO DOuJar 10 nm o,,1>tol1- ~ -
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made up Of seven farmers and five
rpr-e-eutltive business men OF the
CITY. NuncAroth wa- brought Into
INTO court ios King very pale and ner-
vou.. and evidently greatly agitatod.
DEPUTY sheriff Davenport was the
dr., wItIe-s for the state. tie test
fed that MuuchrotA wa. al the court
house the afternoon OF the Injunction
t-.sl. preceding the murder, and was
aobnobbing with Leayitt Trieber aud
other defendants. In the main his
testimony. while about The same a.
given 81 the EyausdrOl trial pointed
more directly TO Munchroth as The
murderer
ASISpIAN HANGED.
TALr4rAH. l. T., Sept. Spade
sunshine. Cherokee Indian. was
hanged here in the national pri- N
ward at llij q. III. today. He WAS
convicted of the murder Of Long
John. in the Scquoysh district last
Christina. night. He showed no
Ign of fear and was neryy 10 the
last. lie smoke from the ,callold and
gave short history OF the crime; ~
knowledged the same though he said
he did not get justice in bis trial
lii- life hal been threatened and he
thought Long John did it and that is
the reason be killed him. Both sun
shine and Long John were iull blood
Cherokees.
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FNIHLN AFFIR IED.

rr~idcnt Grover Cleveland stands 10y
the Reporter.
WAsHINGroN, sept 9.-President
Grover Cleveland VIZ, asked today il
he had anything to say regarding the
much talked OF confer nee ~ Oak
view, and he replied that the state
mcut given to the Associated Press uy
Seprescutaliye Scott, was by author
u, and he had nothing TO cay, as it
covered the ground completely.
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proper proportions o.
nrannrntinn the Rnval
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nited states Jacobins claim farp
Autonomy.

nited states Jacobtns claim farp
Autonomy
New YORK, Sept 9.-Ihe commit
tee of socialists appointed at the
Webster Hall meeting iastnish' called
at police headquarters this morning to
present their petition for the appoint
men. Of inspectors of lection. CLERK
De Lamottsr received them in the sO-
sence OF the commissioners Inc
petition, which covers twelve
pages legalcsp. declared that
the progressive LABOR party Is dis
tnct organization capable oil oOtalh-
ing and casting votes, snd contenl-
plates holding sta'e convention to
nominate state officers. Inc party
claims to at once embody the 1aDor
societies and asserts that II j. respoha e.
ible for 5000 votes EAST in this county
lost year for Henry George. The
committee expressed confidence that
Ill. commissioners ut their meeting
next Tuesday would recognize social
i-ts to the exclusion of Georgeite-.
THAT THE yNfIED LABOR Party
managers intend TO do thorough
work 10 this state this fall a, well as
this city and Brooklyn, may be IN
ferred nom the fact that the eNecu-
tive committee has completed ar
Judgements tor holding about 24O
mass meetings in the cities, large
towns and country districts of New
\ ork. There i, scarcely place of
importance that will not be covered,
and by tho li-I OF speakers
announced the state will be
canva, sed well. The let will include
Henry George, Dr. McGlynn, Rev.
Pcntcost, Dr. Hughston and in all
probability Rev. NJ. {. Lockwood of
Victor 4. Weider, Mr..
Farley and other ctndidstes on the
ticket, together with nearly all speak
err. of local prominence who have
made themselves known to the pub
Ii ~ this cause.
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IHA % .ANlHfHf f.H 30
Ec.Anc.ro. was executed a. l245
g.ds, lie wa, convicted Of the
murder OF Mr.. Emily Brown. lie
81 ut the few remaining hours of his
Ito after breakfast IN conversation
with his visitor and in singiug and
In tuy5cguou- 10 the Almighty unit.
towards q O'Clock. \l-itors sang
Nearer My God 70 Thee and although
Ross did not repeat the words
throughout. his voice could be heard
"a, tiinc-, clcsr and distinct and with
out a trcmor Joining IN the
refrain lic then came out
IF his cell in his shir,slecves and with
both hands In his pockets, gal"d for "a
moment or cont the newspaper men,
deputy -heriil- and officers Of the JAM
standiny about The lobby. Iii. eyes
were glazed and he galed about and
80 at the ceiling. There was not
however the slightest indication OF
nervousncss ngtic able in any OF his
movements. About $50 O'clock Rev
erand- Allen aud Reed, the condemn
cd mans spiritual advisers made their
appc4rancc and were shown at once
10 lIs cell. They eXhortcd Re- to
bear up mauiuily under the trying
ordeal and 10
rrr MS TRUST
10 the Lord Ross responded to their
rXhortalions by starting the hymn:
lis We'll with My soul The clergy
men and two mon Joined IN the enc
rus, aud The music reached through
out the entire building. lt,v. j. Nj.
Unison came ia ut 10 O'Clock and
wDn, into the cell, just n the group
around Ross was singing II Is GOOD
10 be- There. Ross then sang solr:
/ do not Want to Leave that
Happy Home, aud 1t was
noticed for the first time
that no appeared "a little nervous.
Two of Ro,, relatives William and
ida Blocksom came to the Jail about
lo.i5 o'clock, and were at once adj
United to his cell. Ross was deeply
Affected at the meeting, and their
prosenco seemed TO still further un'
nerve him. Then the ministers in
ioned the hymn: "lll soon be OF
Home" There were only those
present who were invited 10y the
.heriil At
TIE APPOINTED HOUR,
Ro.- started from his cell TO the
galluW- 4 few minutes Inter after
uo was mauaclod and the BLACK cap
lrawn over his iacc the spring was
touched and the trap fell. Ross diCd
without a struggle. lli- neck was
not broken aud be died of straugula-
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WAsHINGroN, sept. 9.-tor TeNa-:
Fair weather except in southwest
portion, local rains nearly stationary,
temperature light to fresh variable
winds generally -3uiheastcrly.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn sept 9 Fire
started at j. o'clock this morning IN
Timothy brothers dry good, store,
IN the " It side oltLe puO.c.Iusre
which Tor a time threatened the
whole College street side II he
square,. The flames were gotten un.
Ger control by O'Clock. The origin
OF the ire cannot d, hi. writing,
Doe a-certaiuci The building anu
Timothy Brothers too. OF goods
was totally destroyed. The oss l.
probably $4,000, which i- insured.
Che lame, also attacked the adjoin
ing house OF II MAlI N Co, hard
ware. They were damaged several
thousand dollar, by water.
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Last night, a. O'Clock, at tie resi-
dence Of Nj. Allen Mi. on south
Fourt street, Mr.. II Harold and Miss
Ella Wick, Nav 81 their bright al
ticipstions be realized is the wish u
THE kfAMINEK.
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herself and large family OF little ones.
The work SO nobly begun should
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Loss or LIFE AND PROPERTY

HY WATER.
MAKO ErTE, Mich, Sept. 2.-Wcrd
has been received of tho foundcTiug
OF the schooner Niagara consort OF
the steamer Raleigh, six miles north
east of Whitch-h Point, lake >upe.
riOr, IN Yesterdays gale. She was
commanded by Capt. Clements, and
was ore laden, from Ashland TO Ash
tabua, with crew OF ten men. who
are all lost, and also the captain :
family who arc reported to have been
on board.
CApTAIN DELOs WAITE,
of the steamer Idaho, lust arrived,
report, passiug the wreck of the Nj
AGRA this morning. She lies ten
miles this side OF Whiteii-h POINT
and i've miles from shore, Her miz-
I'm mast .iust SeaGh>s above !he'
watCn Captain Waite has no trace
OF any Of her Ill tated crew, and he
states that thOugl not many miles
ir0m the shore and Whitelsh Point
life saving station no small boat
could have lived in the terrible sea
which WAS running NJ the tine.
Captain Waite thinks, in addition to
the crew on the y Igara there were u
number of ladies aboard her, rs hg
met her as he was bound up aud
noticed them. All must have per.
ished-betwocn thirteen aud fifteen
souls. The gale was one of the worst
on the lake for years, the wind reach
u velocity of SIXTY miles al hour
sAFEAT HOME.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 9-AuN,ety for
the safety OF the family OF Captain
Clemens, of the lost schooner, Niaga.
ra. has been relieved by Intelligence
received tins morning, that they were
not on board the i'll iated vessel.
They are safe at home, IN this city.
BY FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, sept. "a dis
astrous forest tire l. raging near
Meadow Lawn, about fifteen miles
from this city, Many acres of fine
timber have been destroyed. The
fire originated on the farm Of Mein.
hart Has-c, where a barn caught ire
from some unknown cause, commune
eating to the dry grass of the parchtd
meadow lands. The wood, were
soon igmtcd, and brisk breeze fan
ned aud spread the lanes. Farmer,
are obliged to stand IDLY by and see
their possessions swept from them, on
account of the scarcity of water,
there being scarcely enough water
for stock ~ their plsce. In many
instances farmers saved their prop,
st.t.. o. .. Q